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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25
DISTRIBUTION OF CANCER.
Some Interesting Facts which Science
Does Not satisfactorily Explain.


There arc some curious and interesting
facts in REGARD 10 the geographical distri-
button Of cancer which science rs yet does
not satisfactorily explain The last cen
sus ~ the United States demonstrates that
this disease is especially prevalent In the
New England states and on the southern
Pacific coast, that 10 j. prevalent IN New
York. Pennsylvania Ohio and ia the in
terror Of Michigan and the southern part
Of Wisconsin. and that 10 is least prcya-
lent upon The Mississippi and in the south.
and that the proportions are generally
lower in the coast regions than 10 the in-
terror
An examination of the reports q death
from cancer IN England and Wales made
10y DR. ilayiliand leads him % conclusions
quite In accord with those derived from
clr own census Both banks Of the
Tweed near Berwick. and of the Tyne a.
Newcastle, some parts a. Yorkshire and
the whole q the beautiful Lake District
are fertile beds a cancer The Isle Of
WIGHT IS all but free from this disease,
while DO is common u Brighton. Fo,Ec-
stone. Dover. Ram-gaie and Marcatc.
Statistic. also demonstrate. as other facts
have seemed 90 prove. tlat density Of
population. poor living and l.l0rous toll
have lllc Go do with The development
aad appearance Of cancer.
Thus ira London. Bon which as o whole
cancer IS very prevalent. the parish Of st.
Luke, the reghoornOod Of BishOpsgate
street, crowded Bethnal green. Che Isle of
Dog, Eoihcsm.the and Bermoudscy are
almost exempt from This disease but IN
the respectable parts Of the metropolis,
about the Maryicbuuc road Regent park
and Primrose hIl Do is exceptionally fire.
Qucnt In Liverpool which has @ large
mortality from other causes az death. as
shown by the fact that. with population
of jj3 600 iu 1875. the number Of deaths
exceeded those OF the total number Of the
births by 600, the percentage Of deaths
tOm cancer was exceptionally small In
the future 10 may De discovered that the
localities where the prevalence of this
disease is most frequent have certain
characteristics in common which science
mav overcome and thus notably dimin-
ish This tendency $40 such localities.
IN the report on the vital statistics q
the United States Of the tenth census In
1880, 70 is remarked that the pccuharties
az the difference. ln mortality from cam
Ger ln different localities may poe i'm part
explained by differences Doe Tic population
of these localities as regards race and age
10 is % disease which j., much less FREE
Qucut in the coi0rcd than lu the white
Iuce. hence the mortality FRONT Dis greater
iu the north than in the south 10 causes
Che greatest proportion Of deaths where
thcrc are the create. proportion Of people
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

A widely known concrcs -man was
called upon by a reporter whose paper
wanted 90 know what, in the congress
man opinion, would ana should bee the
effect col am incident that had il-toccurrcd
no Washington and had greatly excited
the congressman constituency
SORRY, but / am too busy to give you
@ momcnt today" said AR . as he
opened slightly. the dOlr Of his private
Office "hut look here, you are good
man and you know me getty Wei Sup
pose You 20 10 the Office and write UD 70
spicy interview and show me zine proof
guess irwin bc al r.glt
The reporter did SO. thc congressman
changed NOT more than half "a dozen lines
in the proof. and the"intcry.cw' whom
published was quoted FAR and wide as tie
valuable opinion of q man especially Quali-
fed 90 speak upon the subject Not only
did Mr. - pay high compliment 10
the reporter for his implied familiarity
with current politica. events and good
Judgment but he showed that whatever
the reporter wrote-which, @. course was
subject 20 cOrrect.On-it would De put in
such a form that 10 would be interesting
10 ITS readers w L. Brigham iu The
Writer
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sclENTlFlc soUlBs.

H.clvrlllshed brass may ho kept abso
lute!y BRIGHT andssraa from tarush by thiniy
coating theariicles with varnlsh Of bloachod
sleilac ana alcohol
Manufacturer complain that the African
rubbers now received do not yield, when
strained ana cleaned. more than thirty 10
lfty-fye Der ont. pure rubber gum, owing
10 the natives adulterating with sawdust,
bark dust. etc.. % overcome the lnconvonient
stickiness Of thc juice.
The singular fact is demonstrated that,
while the most rapid cannon shots scarcely
attain velocity Of CJ0mcters asecond-oyer
] 800 miles per -metcoritos are known
10 penetrate the air with n velocity Of 1000
or even $1,000 meters Per secondi velocity
which raises the air at once 20 temperature
OF 1900 Le-s. % 500 degs. Cent
The new pencils introduced for writing
upon glass, porcelain and metals IN red, white
and blue are made by melting together sper-
macoti. four parts tallow, three parts, and
wax. two parts, and coloring the mixture
with white lad. red lead or Prussian blue, as
desired These pencils are convenient IN the
laboratory. and save the trouble OF label
ing.
with tho aid OF science even the desert oil
the Sahara is becoming inhabiiable, and col
onization is encouraged The Lower sahara
is am immense basin of artesian waters, and
the Frlnch are forming fresh Gases with
skill and success 50 that the number OK cul-
t.sateI tracts is Increasing rapidly. After q
period of thirty years forJy-tlree oase5 have
1900 inhabitants, 10000 trees between J
and wears old. and 700 COO fruit trees
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Escitmens on Main Street.

There was quite an exciim-nt at 1916
4 81 Main street on account OF the inn
mense crowd They completely blocked
the sidewalk on the front entrance of
1916 East Main street. The cause of this
tremendous crowd WAS the Great Fire
Insurance Clothing Sale. The stock
consists Of 81 ,0O0 worth OF Mems, Boys
and Chiidren's Clothing.
Everything will be sold AT 40 per cent.
less than actual cost. as il is ordered that
the entire stock must be settled up in a
few days This il the first time sale
Of this kind has taken place in this city /;
may never occur again. In order 10 show
what extraor1 nary bargains will be offer
ed few prices are quoted. Ask for the
following mentioned articles. The Great
Fire Sale will enable the people Of Rich.
mOnd and vicinity TO secure their Cloth
ing for almost nothing Mems Fine
Beaver Overcoats, 81 % worth Sl4 We
will allow you 20 keep this 0yercOat home
four days. and II IL does not suit you we
will refund you your 1896. a splendid
suit Of Mems Winter Clothes for s. 90.
This suit is well made. an 10 MAJ h, and
f latest stvle. and is really worth Sl3 "
will allow You TO keep this suit home
four days, and If it is not satisfactory we
f hereby agree 20 bind ourselves 10 refund
YOU your 81 90. We oflcran elegant pair
Of Mems Heavy Winter Pants at 1924
worth 81, or money refunded We offer
a Mans Heavy Short Pea Jacket for
/ 500. worth 50 Remember that 81 60
+ BUYS a nice Boys Suit worth s., Sl7j
+ buys a good Overcoat for the little fellow,
really worth $3.50. DO not forget this,
that a man can get a S2.sj pair of Pants
/ for jsc. Five hundred dozens of Mems
Fancy Socks at &C., a pair; 600 dozen of
/ Suspenders at Zoe, pair, at the Great
Fire Insurance salesroOm. No. 1916 East
Main street. corner OF Thirteenth Pur-
cell & Ladd's old stand Open evenings
tin 9 pm; Saturday II pm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

must have been very simple lttle
fellow when first went 90 The school A
boy If the name Of Garnett took me into
cake shop one day and bought some
cakes for which he did not pay, as the
shopman trusted him When we came
out asked linn why be did not pay for
them, and hc instantly answered, 'Why,
do YOU mot know thar my uncle left a
great sum of money TO the town on condi-
ti0n that every tradcsmm should give
whatever was wanted without payment
% any one who wore Dis old hat ana
moved UD boz particular manner.
ard Dee then showed me low 10 was
moved. He then Went into another
shop where he WAS trusted and
asked for some small article, moving
his hat in the proper manner, and, Of
course. obtained 30 without payment
When we came ont he said. "Now, IF You
Ike to go by Yourself into that cake
shop" chow well remember It's exact po-
ati0m. 81 viii lend You my hat and you
can get whatever You want if you move
Tie hat on Your head properly ] gladly
accepted the generous offer, and went IN
and asked for some cakes moved The old
hat. and was walking out of tie shop,
when the shopm.n made rush at me so
! dropped the cakes and ran for dear me-
and was astonished by being greeted by
shouts OF laughter 10y 10y false friend
Garnet IT," Boyhood of Darwin, by him
self. i'm Popular Science Monthly
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One secs many very beautiful women
among thc Croatilas and SlayonIans. 10
Is quite surprising The number of lovely
faces that are TO De seen ia gathering ~
Croatlan peasants.
The beauty OF these countries iuc.ues
10 the passive, that madonna Ike style Of
loneliness 100 which figure dreamy. eazclle
like ewes and an expression ot languor
that tells Of Ceutleness pers0n.hed ln
Servia and Roamelia, too, one finds this
type Of beauty prevalent, aud in these
Balkan states, so recently dominated by
the Turks, the women still possess timld,
retiring disposition that causes them 90 20
about With half yelled faces. The legacy
OF Osmauli dominion imparis 90 the cery
and Houmelian maiden the additional
charm of mystery. One sees two heavy
braids az dark hair descending perhaps,
well nigh TO the ground, and pair II
large, langushing black eyes lighting up
features that are half concealed behind q
veil of tullc Thomas Stevens ln Courier
journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25
PERPETUAL YOUTH.
J lhere }. a lount IN IloNcr Lalh

- sail there il fount in Flower Land
H. Icon found t. Where Old hge away
throws weary rnnd and heart. and fssh ~ On,
sorin.,. from thc dark. and Joins Aurna S band
~smic. transformed By some skilled trouvefe'
wand
,rom The old myth in "a Greek poets lay.
Rests on uo truth Change bodies as n me nav.
s.,al. SO not change. though heavy be his hand
v.boof u.s. needs tais fouuts What soul .s olds
our m.re masks age, and sin We grow NOR,
fOuUr.
For n our winter we i9ik most ~ spring.
taI o, uc near. slow lettering Gods saio fold.
lcu.hs loved ones grow nearer though
among
rtc seeming dead. YOUTHS songs more clear
ftcF sing
Maurice Francis Tgan iu Che Century
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

Thch0rscs ou the post roads JIM southern
and western Siberia and kussiaare very
different species from the YakOot ami
mails They are more like the horses az
other civilized countries Their special
popularity is chat the moment they see %
lill rising before them they become almost
Wild with excitement and ambition. and
dash at 30 fun speed until the summit IS
reached or their strength is exhausted.
Ihe post drivers are also Wild set. and
u1bc farmers and other travellers give
them clean read They turn out fOr noe
body less than government courier.
Their heavy tarantrassc- coaches DID SUM
MGR and lhc stll heavier covered sleds lu
winter give them all the advantage
Nothing seems to delight them 80 much
as collision with the Sled of poor
farmer. whose wife IS ON the way 10 mar
let with % load Of truck You hear O.
yeil that would scare ana Indian. and %
dim vision flashes past the little glass
window boz the door of Your sled. of straw
backb0arls. bonncts. shocstrlngs ami
eggs. mufied scream from mOuthiu
of snow, few corrugated Russian oaths
rumble up from The driver s. beard, as III
DO were entirely somebody else fault, and
all is over Iou are safe in the weight
of your sled, which is Furthermore pro-
vided with heavy wooden bars ON each
side, about a foot above the ground. and
si0png outward from the front 10 the
rear Of the Sled, which serve as Tenders
aud prevent your cumbersome vehicle
from overtuniug, which otherwise would
be probable on its narrow gauged run
uers. William H. Glider. L.. :. 81 in
The Outing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

One of the irrcprcss ble Indian 10y stu-
dents was discovered the other evening,
sitting 40 the organ playing boy note"
most carefully aud under the circum-
stances. probably correctly. lie seemed
so intent upon his notes that the
teachers attention was drawn 90 them.
20 her great amusement she found he had
standing on the music rack before him a
large square pieccof corn bread, cat open
between The crusts opened ike "a book,
wi,a beans arranged in irregular lines
along The soft inside, somewhat after The
manner Of notes ON q staff. ana twas
from this extraordinary book chat he was
making music TO The words al "Way
Down Upon The SuWancc River -
Hampton school Record.
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STORES or oepRtveD APPETITE.
Beast. That Lat odd Ihlnes--tomaoh Of
llc ilcnhant. Cow md O.trllh.

res.ts That lat odd Thines--tornach of
ttc Elephant. Cow and Ostrich.
"If truly astonishing what curious
nnt, mc found boz the stomachs Of
.r.aE.nfs snil Superintendent C0nkln
rnr Central Park mDlAgcric. ass lc read
Ht eos from lr.drcf DO about the find.
.rrof u ivory i3ol AVID other cgnositics
.n thc s'omacas 40 The elephants That werc
lNal DO tac fire at narnums winter
nar.crs "I dDUb, very much about the
aMMng found. Duta- tothc knives. piece
a.ad pipe and .Le coins. that is quite
COMMON.
"a bad an elephant lcrc and when Dc
died tacrc $3.50. 40 least &l0 worth Of coins
found % his stomach Some of Che coins
were English pennies, thrccpcnny pieces,
some were German coins and others were
t1c coins az various European countries.
add Chinese coins were also found
another elephant we had here was
crazy fo- hats The boys had great fun
throwing each others hats into The I'M
drurc The elephant would just put out
h. trunk and iu twinkLug the hat was
gone One day "a eentleman's silk hat
heW on The elephant picked 10 zap and
disposed Of DO as quickly as BE did Of the
straw hats of the children.
40 seems that the clcpaSns~ ~'orloch
rl take anything Anything bat metal
seems to pass away without causing tue
ml. amy pain. but DO appears that t.s
gastric juice, on.g tend 90 oXydize C0irI
and the hkc. and they iu the beast
stomach until Gcath
"lans are the only other animals That
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

A tall Missourian called o. The district
school, and. cycling the teacher, said. Ny
son Henry tells me yoa whipped him last
evening
"Yes. assen'el the teacher. odeing towarl
tho door. "but be deserved it. ] assure you
"And he saws you used rawhido on himr
Yes. sir but
And sou slapped him with your LauGs as
woilr
Il did. tut assure you --
assure nothin. 1T me give ylu q point
cr. When You have 10 punish that boy use a
club. ho doesn't care a Gurn for rawhIdes 30
Nehra- sa State Journal
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.


| ARGE STOCK OF FANCY ~
l. GOODS AT sO7 MAIN STREET 6ix
TO BE SOLD OUT AT AND BELOW COST.
Having determined to close ont all OF our
fancy goods ami cOnfne ourselves strictly TO
the JEW ELRY BUSINESS, Will sell all fancy
goods az bargain. Persons desiring 10 pun
chase Christmas presents, !. viii pay them 10
call at once and make selection. They Will
find also a large stock of Gcrtemen aud
Ladies' tine Gold Stem Winding Watches. ALSO
the largest stock OF Diamond Solitaire Earring
Lace Pins. Finger Rings. Cluster and Fancy
Stone Rings M the lowest prices. Solid silver
sterling Forks. Spoons. Ladies. Buttcr- knives,
Sugar Spoons, &c, 81 the newest patterns.
Largest stock of Silver Case Goods for Bridal
Presents ever exhibited in the city. Also the
LARGEST stock of Plated Tea Scfs. Walters.
Cake and Fruit Stands, Pickle and Butter
Dishes. Forks Spoons Ladies' Nc.. OF the best
plate and latest designs. DO not fail 70 c4ll IN
and examine the stock Of
JAMES T.. TYLER.
1DsfOde2l sO1 Main strectlP Gee Block.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

The electric "siar scarf pin and pocket
battery is device Chat IS rapidly bocom-
ing popular. The battery, which is made
10 10 the pocket, is four inches long by
four inchc, wide and threc-quartCrs Of an
inch deep, and connected with the scarf
pin, which resembles diamond cluster,
by means OF very One silk covered wire
by COMPRISING the Nd of tnc battery box
"a spark is produced that rivals in brill
imcy tire flash ~ the purcst diamonds.
These pocket batteries have been used IN
The Dalct aJ some Of thc theatres with
dazzling cgcct-NcW lo,l Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25
Gainine a Treasure.

"You VIII come 10 our fair tomorrow ven
ing, Mr.. Sampson, Of course, she said with a
bewitching smile, land you must bring lots
Of money with YOU"
Mr. Sampson was So overcome by the smile
that be was on his knees before he knew it,
and presently everything was as itshould be-
George, dear, the girl said later on. and
she said 1t thoughtfully, perhaps il viii be
as well for You not 20 bring too much money
tomorrow evening We ought both 90
practice economy now, you know New
York sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

The greatest trial i'm living ia Japan
csc house is thc putting ON and OF Of the
the shoes before one sets foot on The outer
vcranda Of polished wood. lie must
either 20 stocking footed in the house or
have some specially soft shoes without
heels. rs our dirty foreign boot soies
scratch the polished wood floors, indent
ana cut the soft straw mats, and ruin
things quickly The japanese are very
exacting about il, too, and there is always
some one bowling and smiling and waiting
10 uuboot Que at the threshold, and head
on any attempt 20 slip in booted. -huha-
NAH i'm Globe Democrat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25
4 Just Judge.

Irish Judge 90 prisoner-Have you any
thing 10 say Why sentence should 40, lie
passed
prisonG-No. yolr honor
Irish Judce-Ihc sentence # thc court j.
that you D. imprisoned for the rcst q Your
natural life. with the usual conmu'atlou for
gooi behavior New Work SUD.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

"yornr man. said the physician. in-
rreslvcly. your symptoms indicate fatty
degeneration ~ ihe heart
Il presume they do. doctor replied the
youth. deicctedly II am engaged 10 q
young woman who weighs 81 pounds
Chicago Tribune
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LIGHT AND AIRY.
WHY the BAD rov Is coor

Nov doth the wicked little boy
Sho 70 sunday school ne',r goes.
Hunt up the nearest gospel shop
And thiiber turn bis toes.
re sits beside the real cool child,
who's been there al The year.
Ard smokers in Dis sleeve. g. think
How green be doth appear.
Put when the Christmas tree do-h cone,
The bal hoy gels Tire -kates-
The good hoy get~ q Christmas card
And afHe cent bag Of lt,s.
-Dlrburs Democrat
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80 Ia IIl. nccnnallon.

iioH proudly does he walk ths streets
and give Go every one De meets
a suuorc'li0us stare,
Ho sultan. shah or grand mikano
Could put ou style with more trafado.
or take o lofiicr air.
llteil you why d. looks so utter
Ile was judge of cheese and butter
40 or lake country fair.
-Iexas e-ll-lg.
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TO ALL WHOM ITMAY CONCERN.
NOTICE-WILLIAM 7. CRAW
LOST AND FOUND

I OST THOUGHT TO BE LEFT
Il either in Broad street or Trinity VI. r..
church. "a Methodist Hymn Book. with pho
tOgm, 20. memorial. The hnder viii please
leave DO at 80 Eighteenth street 5dscs3
EOUND-ON NY PREMISES
4 about two weeks ago. a Pointer Dog which
the owner can get bs applying 90
A. r.. JOHNSON.
fdce2l % Az West Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

Customer az the re-tauranti- The la-t time
I was here, waiter, found hair 10 i-y
soup. are you sure this Is all right'
Waiter iconddenilyl-N sab; done
took 'em all out-Ihc Epoch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

Mi Bluebood .of Boston-Aud so Won
are really going TO Europe, Mis- lakefronti
sail aext week
! envy yea. you viii visit h.nc. Il
counsel
oh. my. yes Buffalo Bill You know ox-
poets o. show there 40 The Coliseum Texas
Sitting
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

He-Wlat 10 you think about this wi.te
horse and red-Lairel eiu nonsense, Hiss
Redtop'
Size with Grcl-I think it las got o. te q
horse chestnut York sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25
Tic Nerx Hest Oxster.

received daily. served steamed and in
every other style. Restaurant open from b
am. tO ~ m. 81. Louis Faust Beer on
draught az r. \. stu npfs. corner of Eight
aud Main streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

LAWYER ln court-LIttle 10y, 90 You
know tine nature OF an oatLf
Little Bov-Ncs sir; it's something izy "a
uses 90 pat up sioyepipe, wtn.-boslon
Transcript
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4 Gentle Hint

Wien we've alternate frost and thaw,
Ous comfort would be- iauch increased
u se could have change of straw
rn horse cars. olcs a month. 10 least.
-D0siou Courier
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

Tie Pitt,hurg Dispatch contains an article
headed Facts About Fish" 1t was not sup
rosed, from the story Of anglers, that there
were ans facts about ish-NoT.sio"n
Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

The clif.c student knows that Pills
Are NOT dlsslUic from pclf.
Tie rule OF medicine is this
physician. heel tnyse.f
Hr.H NEE
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

| AM PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS
L for frc Back an York River Oysters tor
the holidays. also fruits. &c.
JOHN WESLEl.
dclstf 40. III Moth Eighteenth street.
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CRY TANEs
49,. H e. .. ...a..".. 49,
CI1 Y TAXES.


RfCua Nd. December J. ls,..
This office viii ue open lly, between the
hours of q O'Clock am. and O'Clock pm.
from the l5rH TO THE 3lsT DAY OF De
CkNBER INCLU~INE. for the purpose OF
receiving from ALL Persons TAXEs DUP
40 THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fail 10 pay said tax
before the 3lst day Of December shall be con
sdered delinquent and will be charged "a
penalty of i've per centum and interest al
the rate of SIX per ccutum per snnum.
A. X WOODSOS.
4de Elm City Collector.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

Walnnc gloves or Swedish hid OF rneiy
dressed GoesGn are worn WIN promenade
costume These come in most Of the cloth
shades TO match the toilet
Brc,cllcs are q feature Of many of the new
costume. and worry elaborate epaulettos are
sometimes attached 10 trimmings for the
front of a bodice, 20 be put on as braces.
Except JIM JET, beads are largely giving
r-1cc in dress trimmings 10 metallic threads
which are used for appiqros or other en-
broidcr.es either alone ormixad with cord.
Shot stockings are shown % wear with
evening GOWNS soueof those have OPEN
work stripes il relief, which ran from the
foot 90 tie M.le. t.cn Cross tAe ics hori.
ln----.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-25

There are 900 beet factories in Europe
France manufactures OJ1OVV tons OF tn-s
sugar and Germany OH 600 tons.